The Press-Dispatch
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The Press-Dispatch Wednesday, April 18, 2012 Chargers register pair of wins on golf course gers have had two wins in its last two meets on the golf course and the boys golf team is starting to bring their scores down. They finished in the The Pike Central Char- By Mike Johansen PCMS girls track team second in two meets Sarah Sandoval and Catherine Young get off to a good start in the 100 meter dash in the meet against Southridge. School girls track and field team had some good per- formances on an individual level and finished second in two track meets last week. The Lady Chargers had The Pike Central Middle By Mike Johansen finished second in the 100 meter hurdles with a time of 19.84 seconds. Abby Hillyard finished a meet with North Posey and Tecumseh to start the week with North Posey first with 49 points, Pike Central 38 and the Tecumseh Lady Braves 36. Cheyanna Padgett led second in the 800 meter run with a time of 2:59.8 with Sydney Fair third at 3:08.23. Sarah Sandoval was sec- ond in the 200 meter dash in 30.96. She finished third in the 100 dash in 14.36. Maya Frederick was the Lady Chargers in the high jump finishing first by clearing 4 feet 4 inches. She was third in the long jump with a best of 11-3. Kaitlyn Foster captured first place in the 1,600 meter run with a time of 6 minutes 27 seconds. Second went to Abby Hillyard at 6:28 and fourth to Hannah Mills with a time of 7:01. Foster also fourth in the 800 meter run with a time of 1:15.89. The second meet of the week was against the Southridge Lady Raiders with Southridge scoring 59 points and Pike Central 42.5. Padgett was again first in middle of the pack in the Vincennes Invitational on the Old Country Club of Vincennes course on April 7. Vincennes won the meet with a score of just under 320 strokes for the low four 18 hole scores. 'The Chargers did not have a great meet having a 359 total, but did have two low scorers. Levi Loveless started 100 hurdles with a time of 19.97. Foster was first in the meter relay team captured first place with a time of 1:01.75. Running were Taia Hinton, Cassidy Brothers, Autumn Pancake and Brook Nalley. The eighth grade 400 The seventh grade 400 relay team of Katherine Young, Sarah Sandoval, Ivy Sullivan and Padgett fin- ished first at 1:01. Sandoval was second B-3 off the tournament shoot- ing a two over par 37 on the front nine with a round that included one birdie and five pars. The birdie came on the par four second hole. He had a tougher round on the back nine shooting a nine over par 44 for an 81 total. He had a birdie two on No. 17 and a par on No. 4, other- wise it was a tough nine. Levi Richardson also the high jump clearing 4-2. She finished second in the long jump with a best of 12- 0.25 and Michelle Lin was third at 11-3. Ashley Harris won the discus event at 72-10. in the 100 dash clocked at 14.15 and Young was third in 15.84. Sandoval was second in the 200 at 29.37 seconds with Hinton third at 31.86. Nalley finished second in the 400 dash in 1:14.93. Hillyard was third in the 800 meter run in 2:54 and finished third in the 1,600 in 6:19. PC Middle School boys post two wins on track fine start for the Pike Cen- tral Middle School Charger boys track and field team with three wins in the first two meets. The Chargers started The season is off to a By Mike Johansen the season beating Tecum- seh and North Posey. Pike Central won seven events and scored 60 points. North Posey 39 and Tecumseh 24. In the field events Hunt- rington was second at 72-1.5 and third went to Tryon at 70-0.5. The high jump was won by Jared McCord clearing 4-8 and Dalton Riley came in second at 4-6. Riley won the long jump with a best leap of 15-4. er Loveless won the shot put with a best toss of 32 feet 2.5 inches. Third went to Ken- ton Key at 280-10 and Levi Tryon took fourth at 28-2.5. Loveless also came up first in the discus event with a best toss of 86-9. Travis Nor- high hurdles with a time of 19.73 with Torin Shover fourth at 23.75. Riley won the 400 meter McCord won the 110 dash clocked at 1 minute 2.75 seconds with Loveless second at 1:09. The 1600 meter relay the Chargers in the 1,600 meter run finishing second with a time of 6:01. Third went to Earl Townsend at 6:26 and fourth to Briar Meadors at 6:31. Townsend took fourth in Austin Dotterweich led the 800 meter run. Shover was third and Jacob Keller fourth in the 200 meter dash, times were not avail- able. team of Loveless, McCord, Sam Brandle and Riley took first place with a time of 4:43.01. Girls basketball camp starts at end of May girls in grades one through eight is coming up the final week in June with the Pike Central Lady Chargers Bas- ketball Camp set for two ses- sions. Two Sessions will be of- Basketball camp time for fered. Campers should reg- ister by the grade that they will be entering next school year. Camp will be held in the Pike Central High School Gymnasium. The camp for kids go- size and give all other need- ed information. Registra- tion must be submitted by Friday, May 11, to receive a T-shirt. ly with the coaches and the Lady Chargers basketball team members to learn the basic skills needed for good basketball. There will be drills, learning sessions and games. The main goal is to see Campers will work close- ing into first through fourth grades starting Tuesday, May 29, and lasting through Friday, June 1, at the Pike Central High School gym. Session I will be for kids going into first through fourth grades and goes from 8 to 9:30 a.m. each day, Tuesday through Friday, May 29 through June 1. Girls going into fifth home on Thursday taking on the Southridge Raiders and winning 64-41 Riley captured the top The Chargers were at shot an 81 for his 18 hole to- tal. He had a six over 41 on the front nine with three par holes. He came back on the back nine with a 40 includ- ing four pars including his last hole of play. Third low went to Tyler Dawson with a 94. He had a tough front nine shooting 50 with one par hole and three very tough holes. He came back with a 44 on the back nine two pars, but no real tough holes. Colin Mahoney provided the hole on the No. 2 green at Prides Creek Golf Course. Tyler Dawson watches as his putt heads toward drives in the fairway and hit three greens using 19 putts. Dawson had four pars and four bogeys as well. He had seven drives in the fairway, hit four greens and used 13 putts. the fourth scoring score with a 103. He shot a 49 on the front nine with one re- ally bad hole. He came back for a 54 on the back that also included one very tough hole. fifth player and had a score of 110. Only the four low scores count for the team score. The Chargers met Princ- Logan Dawson was the one par. He had five drives in the fairway, hit two greens and used 20 putts. Jeff Nor- rick also shot 47. Colin Ma- honey had a 51 and Logan Dawson 52. Austin Hanebutt shot 55 and Caleb Hill 52 for the JV. The Princeton scores Loveless shot a 47 with and five pars in his four over par round. He had four drives in the fairway, hit four greens and used 17 putts. Mahoney was second low for the team with a 42 total including four pars. He had three drives in the fair- way, hit three greens and used 17 putts. Third low was Dawson were Alex Sander 42, Jacob Anthis 48, Ira McGill 44, Zac Perry 46, Ben McGill 52 and Noah Wells 50. The Chargers met Forest eton in a dual match and came away winning by four strokes. Pike Central had 176 and Princeton 180. Levi Richardson and Ty- ler Dawson tied for low med- alist honors at 41. Richardson had four pars and four bogies and one other score. He had four Park at Prides Creek Golf Course on a cold and rainy Friday afternoon and came away winning 169 to 215 (low score wins in golf). Richardson was low medalist for the Chargers at Prides Creek golf Course shooting a 40 despite rain during a portion of the round. He had one birdie with a 43 including one bird- ie and one par in his nine hole round. He had three drives in the fairway, hit two greens and had a team low 15 putts. The fourth score was a 44 by Loveless that included three pars in his nine hole round. He had four drives in the fairway, three greens were hit in regulation and he used 18 putts. Laron Griffith was fifth low at 57 and Alex Keepes shot 60. The scores for the For- est Park Rangers were Win- ston Glenn 57, Drew Weyer 53, Addison Weyer 61, Matt Miller 57 and Travis Ward 58. spot in the high jump clear- ing 5-0. Blount was first in the long jump going 16-2.5 with Riley second at 16-2. Loveless won the discus with a best of 99-11. Love- less was second in the shot at 33-5 and Norrington was third at 29-0.5. McCord finished sec- ond in the hurdles event at 19.66 and Shover was third at 25.60. Blount won the 100 me- ter dash with a time of 12.6 and Gavin Boyd was third at 14.38. Blount also won the 200 in 26.19 with Shover third at 30.45. Townsend was second in each camper have fun, im- prove their skills and re- ceive the tools they need to get better throughout the summer. They will stress fundamental skills during the camp so players can work on them throughout the summer. There will also be con- through eighth grades will be in camp from 10 to 11:30 a.m. daily in Session II on the same dates, May 29 through June 1. The cost of the camp is $20 which includes the camp T-shirt. The fee for each additional child of the same family is $15 each. To be guaranteed a T- shirt, camp fees and reg- istration should be post- marked by Friday, May 11th and mailed to: Pike County Girls Basketball Camp, ATTN: Coach Randy Graham, Pike Central High School, 1810 East State Road 56, Petersburg, IN, 47567. Make checks payable to Coach Randy Graham. Camp fees and registra- tion should be completed as soon as possible. Registra- tion should indicate T-shirt Jared McCord and Torin Shover try to catch up with a Southridge hurdler in a home meet last week. McCord was second and Shover third. tests at the end of each ses- sion. Anyone with questions can contact Coach Randy Graham. the 1,600 meter run at 6:18 with Meadors third in 6:37. Townsend was second in the 800 run at 2:53 and Garrett Manges was third at 2:53. Riley won the 400 meter dash with a time of 1:01.31 with Loveless second at 1:05. grade 400 relay team of McCord, Shover, Boyd and Caleb Dotterweich won the event clocked at 1:00. The Chargers also won The Chargers seventh the 1,600 relay with Mc- Cord, Blount, Riley and Loveless running. No time was available. sends a chip shot onto the No. 3 green at Prides Creek Golf Course in a recent dual match. Rich- ardson has been low medalist in a couple of early matches. 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